"forgot to specify" is a correct and usable expression in written English.
It is typically used when referring to something that was unintentionally omitted or left out. For example, "I'm sorry, I forgot to specify that you need to bring a laptop to the meeting."
If you forget to specify and it comes with chocolate, you are within your rights to send it back on the grounds that it is not a "cappuccino" but a "cappuccino with chocolate on the top".
Some areas prone to error are due to extra whitespace, blocking, and forgetting to specify the use of a method when a local variable with the same name exists.
So don't forget to specify what genitals you have when you enter.
However, they often forget to specify how those pictures were taken.
I realized that I had forgotten to specify, when I asked for a room for two people, that it ought to be a room with two separate beds.
I realised that I had forgotten to specify, when I asked for a room for two people, that it ought to be a room with two separate beds.
Data problems include: forgetting to specify missing values, the use of incorrect but similarly-named variables, omitted or unnecessary rescaling of variables, and incorrect selection of subsets of cases.
Don't forget to specify your price range and what neighborhoods you want to stay in.
*** Don't forget to specify the lawyer is paid from the winnings BEFORE they're split.
Don't forget to specify the location, the date, and the hour the party starts at in the invitation; review the text to make sure it gives all the details.
When ordering a beverage that has whipping creme by default such as a Mocha, and requesting non-fat milk, do not forget to specify whether you want whipping creme.
